Studies in Philology

Contents of volumes 51 (1954) through 99 (2002), listed by volume

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98 (2001)
97 (2000)
96 (1999)
95 (1998)
94 (1997)
93 (1996)
92 (1995)
91 (1994)
90 (1993)
89 (1992)
88 (1991)
87 (1990)
86 (1989)
85 (1988)
84 (1987)
83 (1986)
 82 (1985)
81 (1984)
80 (1983)
79 (1982)
78 (1981)
77 (1980)
76 (1979)
75 (1978)
74 (1977)
73 (1976)
72 (1975)
71 (1974)
70 (1973)
69 (1972)
68 (1971)
67 (1970)
66 (1969)

65 (1968)
64 (1967)
Extra Series 4 (1967)
63 (1966)
62 (1965)
61 (1964)
60 (1963)
59 (1962)
58 (1961)
57 (1960)
Extra Series 3 (1959)
56 (1959)
55 (1958)
54 (1957)
53 (1956)
52 (1955)
51 (1954)

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Volume 99 (2002)
 
 
99.1
 
Maureen Fries The Evolution of Eve in Medieval French and English Religious Drama 1-16
Roger A. Ladd The Mercantile (Mis)Reader in The Canterbury Tales 17-32
Michael D. Friedman In Defense of Authenticity 33-56
Alzada Tipton The Transformation of the Earl of Essex: Post-Execution Ballads and "The Phoenix and the Turtle" 57-80
Esther Gilman Richey "When he shall know me trulie": The Trial of the Subject in Ben Jonson's Letters and Religious Lyrics 81-104


99.2

Sheryl L. Forste-Grupp A Woman Circumvents the Laws of Primogeniture in The Weddynge of Sir Gawen and Dame Ragnell 105-22
Roger E. Moore The Spirit and the Letter: Marlowe's Tamburlaine and Elizabethan Religious Radicalism 123-51
Thomas C. Fulton "The True and Naturall Constitution of that Mixed Government": Massinger's The Bondman and the Influence of Dutch Republicanism 152-77
Paul D. Cannan Ben Jonson, Authorship, and the Rhetoric of English Dramatic Prefatory Criticism 178-201
Lucy Morrison Conduct (Un)Becoming to Ladies of Literature: How-To Guides for Romantic Women Writers 202-28


99.3

Craig E. Bertolet "Wel bet is roten appul out of hoord": Chaucer's Cook, Commerce, and Civic Order 229-46
Eric C. Brown The Allegory of Small Things: Insect Eschatology in Spenser's Muiopotmos 247-67
Alan Roper Absalom's Issue: Parallel Poems in the Restoration 268-94
Susan Glover Glossing the Unvarnished Tale: Contra-dicting Possession in Castle Rackrent 295-311
Jalal Uddin Khan Wordsworth's Revision and Publication of "Vaudracour and Julia" and "Lament of Mary Queen of Scots" 312-35


99.4

Rachel Mines An Examination of Kuhn's Second Law and Its Validity as a Metrical-Syntactical Rule 337-55
John Tanke Beowulf, Gold-Luck, and God's Will 356-79
Elizabeth Scala Disarming Lancelot 380-403
Maurice Hunt Dismemberment, Corporal Reconstitution, and the Body Politic in Cymbeline 404-31
Nicholas D. Smith Jacopo Sannazaro's Eclogae Piscatoriae (1526) and the "Pastoral Debate" in Eighteenth-Century England 432-50

 

Volume 98 (2001)
 
 
98.1
 
Caroline D. Eckhardt Havelok the Dane in Castleford's Chronicle 1-17
Ananya J. Kabir Forging an Oral Style? Havelok and the Fiction of Orality 18-48
Myra Seaman  Engendering Genre in Middle English Romance: Performing the Feminine in Sir Beves of Hamtoun 49-75
Denise Ryan Womanly Weaponry: Language and Power in the Chester Slaughter of the Innocents 76-92
Kathryn DeZur Defending the Castle: The Political Problem of Rhetorical Seduction and Good Huswifery in Sidney's Old Arcadia 93-113
Kenji Go Unemending the Emendation of "still" in Shakespeare's Sonnet 106 114-42


98.2

Michael Kensak Apollo exterminans: The God of Poetry in Chaucer's Manciple's Tale 143-57
Seth Lerer An Art of the Emetic: Thomas Wilson and the Rhetoric of Parliament 158-83
Gavin Alexander Sidney's Interruptions 184-204
R. Chris Hassel, Jr. "No boasting like a fool"? Macbeth and Herod 205-24
Pamela Coren In the Person of Womankind: Female Persona Poems by Campion, Donne, Jonson 225-50
Neil D. Graves Milton and the Theory of Accommodation 251-72


98.3

Christopher M. Cain Phonology and Meter in the Old English Macaronic Verses 273-91
Clifford Davidson Violence and the Saint Play 292-314
Su Fang Ng Translation, Interpretation, and Heresy: The Wycliffite Bible, Tyndale's Bible, and the Contested Origin 315-38
Steven R. Mentz The Heroine as Courtesan: Dishonesty, Romance, and the Sense of an Ending in The Unfortunate Traveler 339-58
Roslyn L. Knutson Histrio-Mastix: Not by John Marston 359-77
Daniel Jaeckle Bilingual Dialogues: Marvell's Paired Latin and English Poems 378-400


98.4

John Klause New Sources for Shakespeare's King John: The Writings of Robert Southwell 401-27
Peter Pesic Proteus Unbound: Francis Bacon's Successors and the Defense of Experiment 428-56
Frederick G. Ribble Fielding and William Young 457-501

 

Volume 97 (2000)
 
 
97.1
 
Terence Bowers Margery Kempe as Traveler 1-28
R. W. Maslen William Baldwin and the Politics of Pseudo-Philosophy in Tudor Prose Fiction 29-60
Barbara Hart Wyman  Boethian Influence and Imagery in the Poetry of George Herbert 61-95
Kate Aughterson Redefining the Plain Style: Francis Bacon, Linguistic Extension, and Semantic Change in The Advancement of Learning 96-143
 
 
97.2
 
Paul A. Marquis Politics and Print: The Curious Revisions to Tottel's Songes and Sonettes 145-64
Maurice Hunt The Reclamation of Language in Much Ado about Nothing 165-91
Eric P. Levy "Things standing thus unknown": The Epistemology of Ignorance in Hamlet 192-209
Joseph Candido Prefatory Matter(s) in the Shakespeare Editions of Nicholas Rowe and Alexander Pope 210-28
Anne Barbeau Gardiner "Be ye as the horse!"—Swift, Spinoza, and the Society of Virtuous Atheists 229-53
 
 
97.3
 
Louise Gilbert Freeman "The Metamorphosis of Malbecco: Allegorical Violence and Ovidian Change": Author's Errata slip inserted
before p. 255
John Finlayson Petrarch, Boccaccio, and Chaucer's Clerk's Tale 255-75
Colin Fairweather Inclusive and Exclusive Pastoral: Towards an Anatomy of Pastoral Modes 276-307
Louise Gilbert Freeman The Metamorphosis of Malbecco: Allegorical Violence and Ovidian Change 308-30
Andrew Barnaby The Politics of Garden Spaces: Andrew Marvell and the Anxieties of Public Speech 331-61
T. G. A. Nelson Pre-loved Partners in Early Modern Comedy 362-78
 
 
97.4
 
Andrew Fleck Here, There, and In Between: Representing Difference in the Travels of Sir John Mandeville 379-400
Candace Lines "To Take on them judgemente": Absolutism and Debate in John Heywood's Plays 401-32
Elizabeth A. Spiller The Counsel of Fulke Greville: Transforming the Jacobean "Nourish Father" through Sidney's "Nursing Father" 433-53
Jack Lynch "The ground-work of stile": Johnson on the History of the Language 454-72
Nicholas A. Joukovsky George and Mary Meredith, the East India Company, and the Society of Arts: New Light on the Author's Early Career 473-93

 

Volume 96 (1999)
 
 
96.1
 
Robert Epstein Chaucer's Scogan and Scogan's Chaucer 1-21
Heather Richardson Hayton "Many privy thinges wimpled and folde": Governance and Mutual Obligation in Usk's Testament of Love 22-41
Sheryl L. Forste-Grupp A Possible Irish Source for the Giant Coulin of Spenser's Faerie Queene 42-50
Elizabeth Oakes The Duchess of Malfi as a Tragedy of Identity 51-67
Melinda Gough Jonson's Siren Stage 68-95
Jeffrey Johnson Spectacle, Patronage, and Donne's Sermon at Hanworth, 1622 96-108
 
 
96.2
 
Mel Storm Speech, Circumspection, and Orthodontics in The Manciple's Prologue and Tale and the Wife of Bath's Portrait 109-26
Clifford Weber Intimations of Dido and Cleopatra in Some Contemporary Portrayals of Elizabeth I 127-43
Robert Viking O'Brien  Astarte in the Temple of Venus: An Allegory of Idolatry 144-58
Craig Rustici The Smoking Girl: Tobacco and the Representation of Mary Frith 159-79
Peggy Samuels Duelling Erasers: Milton and Scripture 180-203
Anthony John Harding Coleridge, the Afterlife, and the Meaning of "Hades" 204-23
 
 
96.3
 
Victor I. Scherb Blasphemy and the Grotesque in the Digby Mary Magdalene 225-40
Judith Rice Henderson John Heywood's The Spider and the Flie: Educating Queen and Country 241-74
Gregory Kneidel "Mightie Simpleness": Protestant Pastoral Rhetoric and Spenser's Shepheardes Calender 275-312
Kate Narveson Flesh, Excrement, Humors, Nothing: The Body in Early Stuart Devotional Discourse 313-33
Ken Simpson Rhetoric and Revelation: Milton's Use of Sermo in De Doctrina Christiana 334-47
Anthony Low "Umpire Conscience": Freedom, Obedience, and the Cartesian Flight from Calvin in Paradise Lost 348-65
 
 
96.4
 
Jane Zatta The Vie Seinte Osith: Hagiography and Politics in Anglo-Norman England 367-93
Robert R. Edwards The Desolate Palace and the Solitary City: Chaucer, Boccaccio, and Dante 394-416
Michael Baird Saenger Did Sidney Revise Astrophil and Stella? 417-38
Andrea R. Nagy Defining English: Authenticity and Standardization in Seventeenth-Century Dictionaries 439-56
Oddvar Holmesland Margaret Cavendish's The Blazing World: Natural Art and the Body Politic 457-79
Robert D. Hume Jeremy Collier and the Future of the London Theater in 1698 480-511

 

Volume 95 (1998)
 
 
95.1
 
Siân Echard With Carmen's Help: Latin Authorities in the Confessio Amantis 1-40
James H. Morey Plows, Laws, and Sanctuary in Medieval England and in the Wakefield Mactacio Abel 41-55
Paul Suttie Edmund Spenser's Political Pragmatism 56-76
Amy Elizabeth Smith Travel Narratives and the Familiar Letter Form in the Mid-Eighteenth Century 77-96
Jennifer Sampson Sybil, or the Two Monarchs 97-119
 
 
95.2
 
Lister M. Matheson The Peasants' Revolt through Five Centuries of Rumor and Reporting: Richard Fox, John Stow, and Their Successors 121-51
David Baker Cavalier Shakespeare: The 1640 Poems of John Benson 152-73
Alfred Lutz The Politics of Redemption: The Case of Goldsmith's "The Deserted Village" 174-96
William Richey The Politicized Landscape of "Tintern Abbey" 197-219
 
 
95.3
 
Manfred Markus The Isle of Ladies (1475) as Satire 221-36
Cyndia Susan Clegg Justice and Press Censorship in Book V of Spenser's Faerie Queene 237-62
Jessica Slights and
Michael Morgan Holmes 		 Isabella's Order: Religious Acts and Personal Desires in Measure for Measure 263-92
Marlin E. Blaine Epic, Romance, and History in Davenant's "Madagascar" 293-319
Eric C. Walker Charlotte Lennox and the Collier Sisters: Two New Johnson Letters 320-32
Rowena Fowler Robert Browning in The Oxford English Dictionary: A New Approach 333-50
 
 
95.4
 
T. G. A. Nelson Doing Things with Words: Another Look at Marriage Rites and Spousals in Renaissance Drama and Fiction 351-73
Anthony Presti Russell "Thou seest mee striue for life": Magic, Virtue, and the Poetic Imagination in Donne's Anniversaries 374-410
Aparna Dharwadker The Comedy of Dispossession 411-34
Stephen Szilagyi The Sexual Politics of Behn's Rover: After Patriarchy 435-55
A. A. Markley Barbarous Hexameters and Dainty Meters: Tennyson's Use of Classical Versification 456-86

 

Volume 94 (1997)
 
 
94.1
 
William Harmon English Versification: Fifteen Hundred Years of Continuity and Change 1-37
Jeffrey B. Morris To (Re)fashion a Gentleman: Ralegh's Disgrace in Spenser's Legend of Courtesy 38-58
Alan Fisher Jonson's Funnybone 59-84
Bruce Boehrer Jonson's Catiline and Anti-Sallustian Trends in Renaissance Humanist Historiography 85-102
Andrew Shifflett "How Many Virtues Must I Hate": Katherine Philips and the Politics of Clemency 103-35
 
 
94.2
 
Ad Putter Sources and Backgrounds for Descriptions of the Flood in Medieval and Renaissance Literature 137-59
James P. Helfers The Explorer or the Pilgrim? Modern Critical Opinion and the Editorial Methods of Richard Hakluyt and Samuel Purchas 160-86
Carolyn E. Brown The Homoeroticism of Duke Vincentio: "Some Feeling of the Sport" 187-220
Anthony M. Esolen "The isles shall wait for His law": Isaiah and The Tempest 221-47
Brian Vickers The Authenticity of Bacon's Earliest Writings 248-96
 
 
94.3
 
Frederick M. Biggs Deor's Threatened "Blame" Poem 297-320
Colleen Donnelly Aristocratic Veneer and the Substance of Verbal Bonds in The Weddynge of Sir Gawen and Dame Ragnell and Gamelyn 321-43
Cami D. Agan The Platea in the York and Wakefield Cycles: Avenues for Liminality and Salvation 344-67
J. Christopher Warner Poetry and Praise in Colin Clouts Come Home Againe (1595) 368-81
Lee Erickson Satan's Apostles and the Nature of Faith in Paradise Lost Book I 382-94
 
 
94.4
 
Ann W. Astell Chaucer's "St. Anne Trinity": Devotion, Dynasty, Dogma, and Debate 395-416
Victoria L. Weiss Grail Knight or Boon Companion? The Inconsistent Sir Bors of Malory's Morte Darthur 417-27
Christopher Hodgkins Stooping to Conquer: Heathen Idolatry and Protestant Humility in the Imperial Legend of Sir Francis Drake 428-64
Emily E. Stockard Patterns of Consolation in Shakespeare's Sonnets 1-126 465-93
Joost Daalder and
Antony Telford Moore		 Mandrakes and Whiblins in The Honest Whore 494-507
Jalal Uddin Khan The Allegories of Wordsworth's "The Pilgrim's Dream; or, The Star and the Glow-Worm" 508-22

 

Volume 93 (1996)
 
 
93.1
 
Janet Schrunk Ericksen Lands of Unlikeness in Genesis B 1-20
Caroline D. Eckhardt The Meaning of "Ermonie" in Sir Tristrem 21-41
Albert C. Labriola Painting and Poetry of the Cult of Elizabeth I: The Ditchley Portrait and Donne's "Elegie: Going to Bed" 42-63
Robert Mayer The History of Myddle: Memory, History, and Power 64-92
Richard J. DuRocher The Wounded Earth in Paradise Lost 93-115
 
 
93.2
 
Brenda M. Hosington England's First Female-Authored Encomium: The Seymour Sisters' Hecatodistichon (1550) to Marguerite de Navarre.  Text, Translation, Notes, and Commentary 117-63
Antonina Harbus Deceptive Dreams in The Wanderer 164-79
Jonathan Wilcox Mock-Riddles in Old English: Exeter Riddles 86 and 19 180-87
Elizabeth Freeman Geffrei Gaimar, Vernacular Historiography, and the Assertion of Authority 188-206
Harold L. Weatherby Spenser's Legend of 207-17
William H. Halewood The Predicament of the Westward Rider 218-28
 
 
93.3
 
Eric Jager Did Eve Invent Writing? Script and the Fall in "The Adam Books" 229-50
Åke Bergvall Formal and Verbal Logocentrism in Augustine and Spenser 251-66
John S. Pendergast Christian Allegory and Spenser's "General Intention" 267-87
Hugh de Quehen Ease and Flow in Lucy Hutchinson's Lucretius 288-303
William A. Ulmer Wordsworth, the One Life, and The Ruined Cottage 304-31
 
 
93.4
 
Scott Gwara A Metaphor in Beowulf 2487a: guðhelm toglad [N.B.: The u, o, and a in "guðhelm toglad" should all have macrons to indicate vowel length; HTML does not support these characters] 333-48
Christopher Stuart Havelok the Dane and Edward I in the 1290s 349-64
Craig E. Bertolet "My wit is sharp; I love no taryinge": Urban Poetry and The Parlement of Foules 365-89
Carlo M. Bajetta Ralegh's Early Poetry and Its Metrical Context 390-411
Jason Scott-Warren The Privy Politics of Sir John Harington's New Discourse of a Stale Subject, Called the Metamorphosis of Ajax 412-42
Anthony Martin George Herbert and Sacred "Parodie" 443-70

 

Volume 92 (1995)
 
 
92.1
 
Theodore L. Steinberg The Sidneys and the Psalms 1-17
Ellen C. Caldwell Jack Cade and Shakespeare's Henry VI, Part 2 18-79
Michael D. Friedman "Service is no heritage": Bertram and the Ideology of Procreation 80-101
Esther Gilman Richey "Small Rent": Seventeenth-Century Parable and the Politics of Redemption 102-17
W. Hutchings Conversations with a Shadow: Thomas Gray's Latin Poems to Richard West 118-39
 
 
92.2
 
Seiichi Suzuki Anacrusis in the Meter of Beowulf 141-63
Daniel Donoghue Passing the Test with Style: A Response [to Keddie in 90 (1993): 1-28] 164-80
Joel Fredell The Three Clerks and St. Nicholas in Medieval England 181-202
Ian McAdam Edward II and the Illusion of Integrity 203-29
Leslie Thomson "With patient ears attend": Romeo and Juliet on the Elizabethan Stage 230-47
Ivo Kamps Ruling Fantasies and the Fantasies of Rule: The Phoenix and Measure for Measure 248-73
 
 
92.3
 
Mark J. Bruhn Approaching Busyrane: Episodic Patterning in The Faerie Queene 275-90
Ross King Tristram Shandy and the Wound of Language 291-310
Barbara M. Benedict Reading Faces: Physiognomy and Epistemology in Late Eighteenth-Century Sentimental Novels 311-28
Kurt Fosso Community and Mourning in William Wordsworth's The Ruined Cottage, 1797-1798 329-45
Bruce E. Graver "Honorable Toil": The Georgic Ethic of Prelude I 346-60
Andrew Elfenbein Managing the House in Dombey and Son: Dickens and the Uses of Analogy 361-82
 
 
92.4
 
Richard Levin Negative Evidence 383-410
Tom McAlindon Testing the New Historicism: "Invisible Bullets" Reconsidered 411-38
Gerald Snare The Practice of Glossing in Late Antiquity and the Renaissance 439-59
Robert Lane "The sequence of posterity": Shakespeare's King John and the Succession Controversy 460-81
Nicholas von Maltzahn Samuel Butler's Milton 482-95

 

Volume 91 (1994)
 
 
91.1
 
Edwin Duncan Metrical and Alliterative Relationships in Old English and Old Saxon Verse 1-12
B. R. Hutcheson The Realizations of Tertiary Stress in Old English Poetry 13-34
María Bullón-Fernández "By3onde þe water": Courtly and Religious Desire in Pearl 35-49
Diane R. Uhlman The Comfort of Voice, the Solace of Script: Orality and Literacy in The Book of Margery Kempe 50-69
Edward Wheatley Scholastic Commentary and Robert Henryson's Morall Fabillis: The Aesopic Fables 70-99
 
 
91.2
 
Kathleen Coyne Kelly The Bartering of Blauncheflur in the Middle English Floris and Blauncheflur 101-10
Robert L. Kelly Penitence as a Remedy for War in Malory's "Tale of the Death of Arthur" 111-35
Craig A. Berry Borrowed Armor / Free Grace: The Quest for Authority in The Faerie Queene 1 and Chaucer's Tale of Sir Thopas 136-66
Paul E. J. Hammer The Earl of Essex, Fulke Greville, and the Employment of Scholars 167-80
John Klause Hope's Gambit: The Jesuitical, Protestant, Skeptical Origins of Donne's Heroic Ideal 181-215
Anne Barbeau Gardiner Milton's Parody of Catholic Hymns in Eve's Temptation and Fall: Original Sin as a Paradigm of "Secret Idolatries" 216-31
 
 
91.3
 
Timothy Jones Geoffrey of Monmouth, Fouke le Fitz Waryn, and National Mythology 233-49
Russell A. Peck The Phenomenology of Make Believe in Gower's Confessio Amantis 250-69
Sidney Logan Sondergard "To scape the rod": Resistance to Humanist Pedagogy and the Sign of the Pedant in Tudor England 270-82
Edward T. Bonahue, Jr. "I know the place and the persons": The Play of Textual Frames in Baldwin's Beware the Cat 283-300
D. Allen Carroll The Player-Patron in Greene's Groatsworth of Wit 301-12
Sheila T. Cavanagh Nightmares of Desire: Evil Women in The Faerie Queene 313-38
Anne K. Krook Satire and the Constitution of Theocracy in Absalom and Achitophel 339-58
 
 
91.4
 
John W. Sider "One Man in His Time Plays Many Parts": Authorial Theatrics of Doubling in Early English Renaissance Drama 359-89
Marcy North Ignoto in the Age of Print: The Manipulation of Anonymity in Early Modern England 390-416
Willy Maley Spenser's Irish English: Language and Identity in Early Modern Ireland 417-31
Anna R. Beer "Left to the world without a Maister": Sir Walter Ralegh's The History of the World as a Public Text 432-63
Anne Cotterill The Politics and Aesthetics of Digression: Dryden's Discourse Concerning the Original and Progress of Satire 464-95

 

Volume 90 (1993)
 
 
90.1
 
James Keddie Testing the Test: How Valid Is The Test of the Auxiliary?  [see also Donoghue's response in 92 (1995): 164-80] 1-28
Donna Crawford The Architectonics of Cleanness 29-45
David Baker "To Divulgate or Set Forth": Humanism and Heresy in Sir Thomas Elyot's The Book Named The Governor 46-57
Patricia G. Pinka Donne, Idios, and the Somerset Epithalamion 58-73
James Doelman George Wither, the Stationers Company, and the English Psalter 74-82
Sidney Gottlieb Allusions to George Herbert in Robert Overton's Gospell Obseruations, & Religious Manifestations 83-100
Lionel Lackey Plausibility and the Romantic Plot Construction of Quentin Durward 101-14
 
 
90.2
 
Nancy Mason Bradbury The Traditional Origins of Havelok the Dane 115-42
Roy Eriksen Spenser's Mannerist Manoeuvres: Prothalamion (1596) 143-75
Burton J. Weber The Interlocking Triads of the First Book of The Faerie Queene 176-212
M. L. Stapleton "My False Eyes": The Dark Lady and Self-Knowledge 213-30
Barbara L. DeStefano Ben Jonson's Eulogy on Shakespeare: Native Maker and the Triumph of English 231-45
 
 
90.3
 
Gilian West The Second-Meaning Pun in Shakespeare's Emotional Verse 247-76
Maurice Hunt Malvolio, Viola, and the Question of Instrumentality: Defining Providence in Twelfth Night 277-97
Inge Leimberg The Letter Lost in George Herbert's "The Jews" 298-321
Paul Elledge Byron and the Dissociative Imperative: The Example of Don Juan 5 322-46
 
 
90.4
 
Richard Braverman Politics in Jewish Disguise: Jacobitism and Dissent on the Post-Revolutionary Stage 347-70
Christopher J. Wheatley Thomas Durfey's A Fond Husband, Sex Comedies of the Late 1670s and Early 1680s, and the Comic Sublime 371-90
J. P. Vander Motten "Sometimes Admiration Quickens Our Endeavours": Dryden, Galileo, and the Essay of Dramatic Poesy 391-425
Richard Terry Hudibras amongst the Augustans 426-41
Nicolas H. Nelson Narrative Transformations: Prior's Art of the Tale 442-61
[Jerry Leath Mills] Shakespeare and Stylometry: An Editorial Note [regarding Smith in 89 (1992): 434-44] 462

 

Volume 89 (1992)
 
 
89.1
 
Raphael Falco Instant Artifacts: Vernacular Elegies for Sir Philip Sidney 1-19
A. Leigh DeNeef The Poetics of Orpheus: The Text and a Study of Orpheus His Journey to Hell (1595) 20-70
Antony Hammond Encounters of the Third Kind in Stage-Directions in Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama 71-99
Peggy Thompson The Limits of Parody in The Country Wife 100-14
E. Douka Kabitoglou Adapting Philosophy to Literature: The Case of John Keats 115-36
 
 
89.2
 
Anne Scott Language as Convention, Language as Sociolect in Havelok the Dane 137-60
Phoebe S. Spinrad Dogberry Hero: Shakespeare's Comic Constables in Their Communal Context 161-78
Bruce Young Parental Blessings in Shakespeare's Plays 179-210
Claude J. Summers Donne's 1609 Sequence of Grief and Comfort 211-31
Gary M. Bouchard Phineas Fletcher: The Piscatory Link Between Spenserian and Miltonic Pastoral 232-43
David W. Landrum "To Seek God": Enthusiasm and the Anglican Response in Robert Herrick's Noble Numbers 244-55
 
 
89.3
 
Joan G. Haahr Criseyde's Inner Debate: The Dialectic of Enamorment in the Filostrato and the Troilus 257-71
Clare Regan Kinney "Who made this song?": The Engendering of Lyric Counterplots in Troilus and Criseyde 272-92
Karl P. Wentersdorf Pandarus's Haselwode: A Comparative Approach to a Chaucerian Puzzle 293-313
Lynn Staley Johnson Chaucer, the Tale of the Second Nun, and the Strategies of Dissent 314-33
L. O. Purdon The Pardoner's Old Man and the Second Death 334-49
John Withrington Caxton, Malory, and The Roman War in the Morte Darthur 350-66
 
 
89.4
 
Laurel Means Electionary, Lunary, Destinary, and Questionary: Toward Defining Categories of Middle English Prognostic Material 367-403
Eugene D. Hill The First Elizabethan Tragedy: A Contextual Reading of Cambises 404-33
M. W. A. Smith Shakespeare, Stylometry, and Sir Thomas More [see also the editoral note in 90 (1993): 462] 434-44
William G. Riggs Poetry and Method in Milton's Of Education 445-69
Richard Nash Translation, Editing, and Poetic Invention in Pope's Dunciad 470-84
Barbara M. Benedict "Dear Madam": Rhetoric, Cultural Politics, and the Female Reader in Sterne's Tristram Shandy 485-98

 

Volume 88 (1991)
 
 
88.1
 
William Keith Hall A Topography of Time: Historical Narration in John Stow's Survey of London 1-15
Sherman Hawkins Structural Pattern in Shakespeare's Histories 16-45
Frederick B. Jonassen The Meaning of Falstaff's Allusion to the Jack-a-Lent in The Merry Wives of Windsor 46-68
A. Kent Hieatt, Charles W. Hieatt,
and Anne Lake Prescott		 When Did Shakespeare Write Sonnets 1609? 69-109
N. I. Matar Peter Sterry and the Puritan Defense of Ovid in Restoration England 110-21
 
 
88.2
 
Karen Swenson Death Appropriated in The Fates of Men 123-39
S. K. Heninger, Jr. Sidney, Spenser, and Poetic Form 140-52
Jean R. Brink Who Fashioned Edmund Spenser? The Textual History of Complaints 153-68
Maren-Sofie Röstvig Golden Phrases: The Poetics of Giles Fletcher 169-200
[Lawrence Manley, E. Jennifer
Ashworth, and David Rosand]		 London 1590: A Conference: Papers by Lawrence Manley, E. Jennifer Ashworth, and David Rosand [itemized below] 201-49
Lawrence Manley Fictions of Settlement: London 1590 201-24
E. Jennifer Ashworth Logic in Late Sixteenth-Century England: Humanist Dialectic and the New Aristotelianism 224-36
David Rosand Dialogues and Apologies: Sidney and Venice 236-49
 
 
88.3
 
James Dean Gower, Chaucer, and Rhyme Royal 251-75
William F. Woods "My Sweete Foo": Emelye's Role in The Knight's Tale 276-306
Anne Lake Prescott Marginal Discourse: Drayton's Muse and Selden's "Story" 307-28
Nathaniel Wallace Cultural Tropology in Romeo and Juliet 329-44
Joan Ozark Holmer "Myself Condemned and Myself Excus'd": Tragic Effects in Romeo and Juliet 345-62
Scott Cutler Shershow The Pit of Wit: Subplot and Unity in Middleton's A Trick to Catch the Old One 363-81
 
 
88.4: Texts and Studies, 1991
 
David R. Carlson, ed.  The Latin Writings of John Skelton 125 pp.

 

Volume 87 (1990)
 
 
87.1
 
Michael Flachmann The First English Epistolary Novel: The Image of Idleness (1555).  Text, Introduction, and Notes 1-74
Joan Rees Justice, Mercy, and a Shipwreck in Arcadia 75-82
Homer Swander Editors vs. a Text: The Scripted Geography of A Midsummer Night's Dream 83-108
S. K. Heninger, Jr., Susan C.
Staub, John T. Shawcross,
and Anne Lake Prescott		 The Interface Between Poetry and History: Gascoigne, Spenser, Drayton [itemized below] 109-35
S. K. Heninger, Jr. Opening Remarks 109-10
Susan C. Staub "According to My Source": Fictionality in The Adventures of Master F. J. 111-19
John T. Shawcross Probability as Requisite to Poetic Delight: A Re-view of the Intentionality of The Shepheardes Calender 120-27
Anne Lake Prescott Drayton's Muse and Selden's "Story": The Interfacing of Poetry and History in Poly-Olbion 128-35
 
 
87.2
 
Lynn Staley Johnson Inverse Counsel: Contexts for the Melibee 137-55
John Finlayson Richard, Coer de Lyon: Romance, History, or Something In Between? 156-80
David Renaker A Miracle of Engineering: The Conversion of Bensalem in Francis Bacon's New Atlantis 181-93
W. Scott Blanchard Ut Encyclopedia Poesis: Ben Jonson's Cary-Morison Ode and the "Spheare" of "Humanitie" 194-220
Theodora A. Jankowski Defining/Confining the Duchess: Negotiating the Female Body in John Webster's The Duchess of Malfi 221-45
John Villalobos William Blake's "Proverbs of Hell" and the Tradition of Wisdom Literature 246-59
 
 
87.3
 
Michael A. Calabrese May Devoid of All Delight: January, The Merchant's Tale, and The Romance of the Rose 261-84
Anthony M. Esolen The Disingenuous Poet Laureate: Spenser's Adoption of Chaucer 285-311
Heather Dubrow The Arraignment of Paridell: Tudor Historiography in The Faerie Queene, III.ix 312-27
John J. O'Connor Terwin, Trevisan, and Spenser's Historical Allegory 328-40
William A. Oram Spenser's Raleghs 341-62
John C. Ulreich, Jr. Making Dreams Truths, and Fables Histories: Spenser and Milton on the Nature of Fiction 363-77
 
 
87.4
 
R. J. Reddick Clause-Bound Grammar and Old English Syntax 379-96
James H. Morey Adam and Judas in the Old English Christ and Satan 397-409
Richard Newhauser The Meaning of Gawain's Greed 410-26
James A. Riddell and
Stanley Stewart		 Jonson Reads "The Ruines of Time" 427-55
Christopher Hodgkins "Betwixt This World and That of Grace": George Herbert and the Church in Society 456-75
Marilyn Francus An Augustan's Metaphysical Poem: Pope's Eloisa to Abelard 476-91

 

Volume 86 (1989)
 
 
86.1
 
John F. Vickrey Exodus and the Robe of Joseph 1-17
Jonathan Haynes Representing the Underworld: The Alchemist 18-41
Anthony Miller "These forc'd ioyes": Imitation, Celebration, and Exhortation in Ben Jonson's Ode to Sir William Sidney 42-68
Jeanne Moskal The Problem of Forgiveness in Blake's Annotations to Lavater 69-86
Dorothy Bilik Josephus, Mosollamus, and the Ancient Mariner 87-95
Joseph C. Sitterson, Jr. Oedipus in the Stolen Boat: Psychoanalysis and Subjectivity in The Prelude 96-115
 
 
86.2
 
R. D. Fulk West Germanic Parasiting, Sievers' Law, and the Dating of Old English Verse 117-38
Jerome Bush The Resources of Locus and Platea Staging: The Digby Mary Magdalene 139-65
Anne Lake Prescott Spenser's Chivalric Restoration: From Bateman's Travayled Pylgrime to the Redcrosse Knight 166-97
Steven R. Shelburne Principled Satire: Decorum in John Marston's The Metamorphosis of Pygmalions Image and Certaine Satyres 198-218
Ann Lauinger "It makes the father, lesse, to rue": Resistance to Consolation in Jonson's "On my first Daughter" 219-34
Joshua Scodel Genre and Occasion in Jonson's "On My First Sonne" 235-59
 
 
86.3
 
Lawrence M. Clopper The Life of the Dreamer, the Dreams of the Wanderer in Piers Plowman 261-85
Thomas J. Farrell The Style of The Clerk's Tale and the Functions of Its Glosses 286-309
Patrick Cheney "And Doubted Her to Deeme an Earthly Wight": Male Neoplatonic "Magic" and the Problem of Female Identity in Spenser's Allegory of the Two Florimells 310-40
Reid Barbour John Ford and Resolve 341-66
Raymond A. Anselment "Clouded Majesty": Richard Lovelace, Sir Peter Lely, and the Royalist Spirit 367-87
 
 
86.4: Texts and Studies, 1989
 
Brennan O'Donnell Numerous Verse: A Guide to the Stanzas and Metrical Structures of Wordsworth's Poetry 136 + xvi pp.

 

Volume 85 (1988)
 
 
85.1
 
Patrick Gerard Cheney "Secret Powre Unseene": Good Magic in Spenser's Legend of Britomart 1-28
Arthur F. Kinney Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors and the Nature of Kinds 29-52
J. M. Armistead Dryden's King Arthur and the Literary Tradition: A Way of Seeing 53-72
David F. Venturo The Poetics of Samuel Johnson's Epitaphs and Elegies and "On the Death of Dr. Robert Levet" 73-91
Syndy McMillen Conger Reading Lovers' Vows: Jane Austen's Reflections on English Sense and German Sensibility 92-113
Edward Copeland Fictions of Employment: Jane Austen and the Woman's Novel 114-24
Angela G. O'Donnell Tennyson's "English Idyls": Studies in Poetic Decorum 125-44
 
 
85.2
 
Hoyt N. Duggan The Evidential Basis for Old English Metrics 145-63
Thomas D. Hill The Devil's Forms and the Pater Noster's Powers: "The Prose Solomon and Saturn Pater Noster Dialogue" and the Motif of the Transformation Combat 164-76
Gregory M. Sadlek The Archangel and the Cosmos: The Inner Logic of the South English Legendary's "St. Michael" 177-91
W. H. Herendeen William Camden: Historian, Herald, and Antiquary 192-210
Larry S. Champion "By Usurpation Thine, by Conquest Mine": Perspective and Politics in Edmund Ironside 211-24
William C. Carroll New Plays vs. Old Readings: The Division of the Kingdoms and Folio Deletions in King Lear 225-44
Cristina Malcolmson George Herbert's Country Parson and the Character of Social Identity 245-66
 
 
85.3
 
Dwayne E. Carpenter Fickle Fortune: Gambling in Medieval Spain 267-78
David Carlson Politicizing Tudor Court Literature: Gaguin's Embassy and Henry VII's Humanists' Response 279-304
Edward Berry Hubert Languet and the "Making" of Philip Sidney 305-20
Harold L. Weatherby Two Images of Mortalitie: Spenser and Original Sin 321-52
John Klause Venus and Adonis: Can We Forgive Them? 353-77
Clark Hulse, Andrew D.
Weiner, and Richard Strier		 Spenser: Myth, Politics, Poetry [itemized below] 378-411
Clark Hulse Spenser and The Myth of Power 378-89
Andrew D. Weiner Spenser and The Myth of Pastoral 390-406
Richard Strier Divorcing Poetry from Politics—Two Versions: Clark Hulse and Andrew Weiner on Spenser 407-11
 
 
85.4
 
Frederick M. Biggs The Passion of Andreas: Andreas 1398-1491 413-27
Mary Blockley Constraints on Negative Contraction with the Finite Verb and the Syntax of Old English Poetry 428-50
Theresa Tinkle The Heart's Eye: Beatific Vision in Purity 451-70
Åke Bergvall The "Enabling of Judgment": An Old Reading of the New Arcadia 471-88
Harold Weber Representations of the King: Charles II and His Escape from Worcester 489-509
John F. Tinkler Humanist History and the English Novel in the Eighteenth Century 510-37

 

Volume 84 (1987)
 
 
84.1
 
Judith H. Anderson The Conspiracy of Realism: Impasse and Vision in King Lear 1-23
Sibyl Lutz Severance Soul, Sphere, and Structure in "Goodfriday, 1613. Riding Westward" 24-43
Julia M. Walker Donne's Words Taught in Numbers 44-60
Renée Hannaford "Express'd by mee": Carew on Donne and Jonson 61-79
Thomas Wilson Hayes Nicholas of Cusa and Popular Literacy in Seventeenth-Century England 80-94
Anne Barbeau Gardiner Dryden's Eleonora: Passion for Public Good as a Sign of the Divine Presence 95-118
 
 
84.2
 
Sara Sturm-Maddox The Rime Petrose and the Purgatorial Palinode 119-33
Kurt Olsson John Gower's Vox Clamantis and the Medieval Idea of Place 134-58
Margarita Stocker Remodeling Virgil: Marvell's New Astraea 159-79
Josephine Koster Tarvers "The Deep Still Land of Colours": Color Imagery in The Defence of Guenevere and Other Poems 180-93
Paul Zietlow The Ascending Concerns of The Ring and the Book: Reality, Moral Vision, and Salvation 194-218
Otice C. Sircy "The Fashion of Sentiment": Allusive Technique and the Sonnets of Middlemarch 219-44
 
 
84.3
 
M. Teresa Tavormina Piers Plowman and the Liturgy of St. Lawrence: Composition and Revision in Langland's Poetry 245-71
Stanton B. Garner, Jr. Theatricality in Mankind and Everyman 272-85
Harold L. Weatherby What Spenser Meant by Holinesse: Baptism in Book One of The Faerie Queene 286-307
Mark Thornton Burnett Tamburlaine: An Elizabethan Vagabond 308-23
David Scott Kastan Workshop and/as Playhouse: Comedy and Commerce in The Shoemaker's Holiday 324-37
George D. Gopen Private Grief into Public Action: The Rhetoric of John of Gaunt in Richard II 338-62
 
 
84.4
 
William Harmon Rhyme in English Verse: History, Structures, Functions 365-93
Eugene R. Cunnar Typological Rhyme in a Sequence by Adam of St. Victor 394-417
D. W. Robertson, Jr. The Probable Date and Purpose of Chaucer's Knight's Tale 418-39
Russell Rutter William Caxton and Literary Patronage 440-70
D. Allen Carroll The Badger in Greenes Groats-worth of Witte and in Shakespeare 471-82
Peter D. Wiggins Preparing towards Lucy: "A Nocturnall" as Palinode 483-93
R. W. Burrow Swift and Plato's Political Philosophy 494-506

 

Volume 83 (1986)
 
 
83.1
 
James P. Carley John Leland in Paris: The Evidence of His Poetry 1-50
Mark Eccles Claudius Hollyband and the Earliest French-English Dictionaries 51-61
Warren W. Wooden Sir Thomas Bodley's Life of Himself (1609) and the Epideictic Strategies of Encomia 62-75
Michael Rudick The Text of Ralegh's Lyric, "What is our life?" 76-87
Martin C. Battestin Fielding's Contributions to the Universal Spectator (1736-7) 88-116
 
 
83.2
 
Nancy Williams The Eight Parts of a Theme in "Gascoigne's Memories: III" 117-37
Jill Colaco The Window Scenes in Romeo and Juliet and Folk Songs of the Night Visit 138-57
Graeme J. Watson Political Change and Continuity of Vision in Henry Vaughan's "Daphnis. an Elegiac Eclogue" 158-81
Martin Bidney Christabel as Dark Double of Comus 182-200
Raymond F. Hilliard Pamela: Autonomy, Subordination, and the "State of Childhood" 201-17
Lee C. R. Baker The Open Secret of Sartor Resartus: Carlyle's Method of Converting His Reader 218-35
 
 
83.3
 
O. B. Hardison Tudor Humanism and Surrey's Translation of the Aeneid 237-60
Bruce E. Graver Wordsworth and the Language of Epic: The Translation of the Aeneid 261-85
Yakov Malkiel Designations of the Cupbearer in Older Hispano-Romance 286-302
Constance Jordan The Narrative Form of Pulci's Morgante 303-30
Ross Kilpatrick The De Aetna of Pietro Bembo: A Translation 331-58
Marian Rothstein When Fiction Is Fact: Perceptions in Sixteenth-Century France 359-75
 
 
83.4: Texts and Studies, 1986
 
Robert H. Ray, compiler and ed. The Herbert Allusion Book: Allusions to George Herbert in the Seventeenth Century 182 + ix pp.

 

Volume 82 (1985)
 
 
82.1
 
Marsha Siegel What the Debate Is and Why It Founders in Fragment A of The Canterbury Tales 1-24
Edwin D. Craun Blaspheming Her "Awin God": Cresseid's "Lamentatioun" in Henryson's Testament 25-41
George D. Gopen The Essential Seriousness of Robert Henryson's Moral Fables: A Study in Structure [see also the addendum in 82 (1985): 399] 42-59
Nathaniel Owen Wallace The Responsibilities of Madness: John Skelton, "Speke, Parrot," and Homeopathic Satire 60-80
Charles E. Fantazzi Ruzzante's Rustic Challenge to Arcadia 81-103
Anne Williams Natural Supernaturalism in Wuthering Heights 104-27
 
 
82.2
 
George T. Wright Wyatt's Decasyllabic Line 129-56
Sandra Clark Hic Mulier, Haec Vir, and the Controversy over Masculine Women 157-83
Anne Parten Falstaff's Horns: Masculine Inadequacy and Feminine Mirth in The Merry Wives of Windsor 184-99
Stacy M. Clanton The "Number" of Sir Walter Ralegh's Booke of the Ocean to Scinthia 200-11
Raymond A. Anselment The Countess of Carlisle and Caroline Praise: Convention and Reality 212-33
J. Douglas Canfield Royalism's Last Dramatic Stand: English Political Tragedy, 1679-89 234-63
 
 
82.3
 
Karl P. Wentersdorf The Old English Rhyming Poem: A Ruler's Lament 265-94
Clare Kinney The Needs of the Moment: Poetic Foregrounding as a Narrative Device in Beowulf 295-314
Alfred Hoelzel Faust and the Fall 315-31
Frederick A. de Armas Caves of Fame and Wisdom in the Spanish Pastoral Novel 332-58
T. G. A. Nelson Sir John Harington and the Renaissance Debate over Allegory 359-79
Jennifer Brady Jonson's "To King James": Plain Speaking in the Epigrammes and the Conversations 380-98
George D. Gopen Addendum to SP, LXXXII, 51 399
 
 
82.4
 
Craig Kallendorf Boccaccio's Dido and the Rhetorical Criticism of Virgil's Aeneid 401-15
Janet M. Cowen Chaucer's Legend of Good Women: Structure and Tone 416-36
T. M. Smallwood Chaucer's Distinctive Digressions 437-49
Joseph A. Barber The Irony of Lucrezia: Machiavelli's Donna di virtú 450-59
Kathleen M. Swaim "Heart-Easing Mirth": L'Allegro's Inheritance of Faerie Queene II 460-76
Ann W. Astell The Medieval Consolatio and the Conclusion of Paradise Lost 477-92
Peter M. Briggs Locke's Essay and the Tentativeness of Tristram Shandy 493-520

 

Volume 81 (1984)
 
 
81.1
 
Joseph A. Dane Parody and Satire in the Literature of Thirteenth-Century Arras, Part I [see 81 (1984): 119-44 for part 2] 1-27
Sara Sturm-Maddox "Tenir sa terre en pais": Social Order in the Brut and in the Conte del Graal 28-41
R. F. Yeager Aspects of Gluttony in Chaucer and Gower 42-55
William E. Sheidley "The Autor penneth, wherof he hath no proofe": The Early Elizabethan Dream Poem as a Defense of Poetic Fiction 56-74
Barbara L. DeStefano Evolution of Extravagant Praise in Donne's Verse Epistles 75-93
John Hayden Wordsworth, Hartley, and the Revisionists 94-118
 
 
81.2
 
Joseph A. Dane Parody and Satire in the Literature of Thirteenth-Century Arras, Part II [see 81 (1984): 1-27 for part 1] 119-44
Jane Chance The Medieval Sources of Cristoforo Landino's Allegorization of the Judgment of Paris 145-60
John C. Shields Jerome in Colonial New England: Edward Taylor's Attitude toward Classical Paganism 161-84
Harry M. Solomon Tragic Reconciliation: An Hegelian Analysis of All for Love 185-211
Oliver W. Ferguson Goldsmith as Ironist 212-28
Thomas R. Preston The Uses of Adversity: Worldly Detachment and Heavenly Treasure in The Vicar of Wakefield 229-51
 
 
81.3
 
O. B. Hardison Blank Verse before Milton 253-74
Roy T. Eriksen Two into One: The Unity of Gascoigne's Companion Poems 275-98
Richard A. McCabe Wit, Eloquence, and Wisdom in Euphues: The Anatomy of Wit 299-324
Jill L. Levenson Romeo and Juliet before Shakespeare 325-47
Mihoko Suzuki "Signiorie ouer the Pages": The Crisis of Authority in Nashe's The Unfortunate Traveller 348-71
Thomas McAlindon The Numbering of Men and Days: Symbolic Design in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar 372-93
 
 
81.4
 
William Craft The Shaping Picture of Love in Sidney's New Arcadia 395-418
Daniel Traister "To Portrait That Which in This World Is Best": Stella in Perspective 419-37
George E. Rowe, Jr. Ben Jonson's Quarrel with Audience and Its Renaissance Context 438-60
Lee Piepho The Latin and English Eclogues of Phineas Fletcher: Sannazaro's Piscatoria among the Britons 461-72
Dale B. J. Randall The Ironing of George Herbert's "Collar" 473-95
W. Hutchings Syntax of Death: Instability in Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard 496-514

 

Volume 80 (1983)
 
 
80.1
 
Laura Kendrick Rhetoric and the Rise of Public Poetry: The Career of Eustache Deschamps 1-13
David F. Bright and
Barbara C. Bowen		 Emblems, Elephants, and Alexander 14-24
Mary Ann Cincotta Reinventing Authority in The Faerie Queene 25-52
Jeanne M. Shami Donne's Protestant Casuistry: Cases of Conscience in the Sermons 53-66
Thomas H. Fujimura Dryden's Virgil: Translation as Autobiography 67-83
Derek Hughes Art and Life in All for Love 84-107
 
 
80.2
 
Paul Beekman Taylor Searoniðas: Old Norse Magic and Old English Verse 109-25
Rei R. Noguchi Wyatt's Satires and the Iambic Pentameter Tradition 126-41
John N. Wall, Jr. The English Reformation and the Recovery of Christian Community in Spenser's The Faerie Queene 142-62
William E. Cain Self and Others in Two Poems by Ben Jonson 163-82
Sibyl Lutz Severance "To Shine in Union": Measure, Number, and Harmony in Ben Jonson's "Poems of Devotion" 183-99
John R. Knott, Jr. Bunyan and the Holy Community 200-25
 
 
80.3
 
John L. Selzer The Wanderer and the Meditative Tradition 227-37
Marjorie M. Malvern "Who peyntede the leon, tel me who?": Rhetorical and Didactic Roles Played by an Aesopic Fable in The Wife of Bath's Prologue 238-52
Eugene R. Hammond In Praise of Wisdom and the Will of God: Erasmus' Praise of Folly and Swift's A Tale of a Tub 253-76
Judith Lee The English Ariosto: The Elizabethan Poet and the Marvelous 277-99
John Klause Shakespeare's Sonnets: Age in Love and the Goring of Thoughts 300-24
James R. Aubrey Timon's Villa: Pope's Composite Picture 325-48
 
 
80.4: Texts and Studies, 1983
 
Melodie Monahan, ed. Ashworth: An Unfinished Novel by Charlotte Brontë 133 pp.

 

Volume 79 (1982)
 
 
79.1
 
Robert M. Longsworth Sir Orfeo, the Minstrel, and the Minstrel's Art 1-11
Richard M. Berrong An Exposition of Disorder: From Pantagruel to Gargantua 12-29
J. de Oliveira e Silva Recurrent Onomastic Textures in the Diana of Jorge de Montemajor and the Arcadia of Sir Philip Sidney 30-40
Donald Stump Sidney's Concept of Tragedy in the Apology and in the Arcadia 41-61
Grace Starry West Going by the Book: Classical Allusions in Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus 62-77
William L. Stull Sacred Sonnets in Three Styles 78-99
 
 
79.2
 
Wendy Morgan "Who Was Then the Gentleman?": Social, Historical, and Linguistic Codes in the Mystère d'Adam 101-21
Carter Revard Gilote et Johane: An Interlude in B. L. MS. Harley 2253 122-46
Cedric C. Brown
and Maureen Boyd		 The Homely Sense of Herbert's "Jordan" 147-61
Nicholas R. Jones Texts and Contexts: Two Languages in George Herbert's Poetry 162-76
Dennis Todd The "Blunted Arms" of Dulness: The Problem of Power in the Dunciad 177-204
Michael Munday The Novel and Its Critics in the Early Nineteenth Century 205-26
 
 
79.3
 
Deborah Nelson Marcabru, Prophet of Fin'amors 227-41
Hope H. Glidden Babil / Babel: Language Games in the Bigarrures of Estienne Tabourot 242-55
Dayton Haskin The Burden of Interpretation in The Pilgrim's Progress 256-78
Brainerd P. Stranahan Bunyan and the Epistle to the Hebrews: His Source for the Idea of Pilgrimage in The Pilgrim's Progress 279-96
Joseph C. Sitterson Narrator and Reader in Lamia 297-310
Janet Freeman Ways of Looking at Tess 311-23
 
 
79.4: Texts and Studies, 1982
 
Mark Eccles Brief Lives: Tudor and Stuart Authors 135 pp.

 

Volume 78 (1981)
 
 
78.1
 
Suzanne Speyser Dramatic Illusion and Sacred Reality in the Towneley Prima Pastorum 1-19
Robert B. Pierce Ben Jonson's Horace and Horace's Ben Jonson 20-31
Sara van den Berg A Jonsonian Crux: The Identity of "Elizabeth, L. H." 32-46
Huston Diehl "Reduce Thy Understanding to Thine Eye": Seeing and Interpreting in The Atheist's Tragedy 47-60
A. D. Cousins The Cavalier World and John Cleveland 61-86
D. W. Odell The Argument of Young's Conjectures on Original Composition 87-106
 
 
78.2
 
W. H. Herendeen The Rhetoric of Rivers: The River and the Pursuit of Knowledge 107-27
Joseph A. Barber The Role of the Other in Dante's Vita Nuova 128-37
John Block Friedman Another Look at Chaucer and the Physiognomists 138-52
Carolyn Asp "Be bloody, bold and resolute": Tragic Action and Sexual Stereotyping in Macbeth 153-69
Jonathan Z. Kamholtz Ben Jonson's Green World: Structure and Imaginative Unity in The Forrest 170-93
Ronald E. Becht Shelley's Adonais: Formal Design and the Lyric Speaker's Crisis of Imagination 194-210
 
 
78.3
 
Victor Castellani Heliocentricity in the Structure of Dante's Paradiso 211-23
Currie K. Thompson Unstable Irony in Lope de Vega's El castigo sin venganza 224-40
Anne Falke "The Work Well Done That Pleaseth All": Emanuel Forde and the Seventeenth-Century Popular Chivalric Romance 241-54
June Dwyer Fulke Greville's Aesthetic: Another Perspective 255-74
Kenneth Alan Hovey "Inventa Bellica" / "Triumphus Mortis": Herbert's Parody of Human Progress and Dialogue with Divine Grace 275-304
Manuel Schonhorn Fielding's Ecphrastic Moment: Tom Jones and His Egyptian Majesty 305-23
 
 
78.4
 
Sherron E. Knopp The Narrator and His Audience in Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde 323 [sic]-40
Stephen C. B. Atkinson Malory's "Healing of Sir Urry": Lancelot, the Earthly Fellowship, and the World of the Grail 341-52
James T. Henke Politics and Politicians in The Spanish Tragedy 353-69
Robert L. Reid Man, Woman, Child or Servant: Family Hierarchy as a Figure of Tripartite Psychology in The Faerie Queene 370-90
Robert A. White Shamefastnesse as Verecund